Banana Juice for gallstone removal

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According the the research of bill sardi, (www.knowledgeofhealth.com), stones

removed after lemon-olive liver flush, are 'soap stones " . it is the result of

the chemical reaction in the digestive system with the olive oil, lemon and

epsom salts.

Bill Sardi has a secret formula with banana juice to expell gallstones.

Has anyone heard of it or used it?

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[Guest guest]

OK, the inexpensive readily available flush remedy that has worked for

thousands is really a deception, but the secret formula is the real

thing (according to Bill Sardi). He even says that his website is the

ONLY source of legitimate information to flush the gall bladder on the

internet (quote below).

I haven't heard of his method or used it. I hope it works real well

for who ever tries it.

I have done nine flushes and started out getting 50 marble sized

stones, some flushes gave 250 and some 400 bb sized stones, and the

last few gave less than 50 bb sized stones. All done the same way,

with the same ingredients, and the same body. If they were only soap

stones, why would they reduce in size and number when the same amount

of ingredients were used? Where did the rest of the " soap " go when

the number and size of the stones dropped to almost nothing? How

would producing soap stones alone reduce and eliminate allergies, and

a large number of other health problems? I am a proponant of doing

much more than just flushes to improve health, but I don't want to

give up the benefits I'm getting from the flushes

A quote from the Bill Sardi site [link below]:

" Science exposes the mythical internet gall bladder flush remedies as

bogus. This website offers the only legitimate gall bladder solution

on the entire internet! "

The " science " that " exposes the mythical internet gall bladder flush "

is the same science that would " expose " his natural remedy also. All

natural remedies are disparaged by the conventional scientific world,

including banana juice dissolving of gall stones It's funny Bill

wants to point to science to support his view in one case (to

discredit flushes), and conveniently ignore science and expect us to

do the same when he's presenting his " secret " formula.

Just a few thoughts that came to mind...

I hope everyone is having a good week, and thinking beyond what any

ONE source of information is telling us: whether it's conventional or

alternative.

Vince

>

> According the the research of bill sardi,

(www.knowledgeofhealth.com), stones removed after lemon-olive liver

flush, are 'soap stones " . it is the result of the chemical reaction in

the digestive system with the olive oil, lemon and epsom salts.

>

> Bill Sardi has a secret formula with banana juice to expell

gallstones.

>

> Has anyone heard of it or used it?

[Guest guest]

Right on, Vince. -D

----- Original Message -----

From: VR<mailto:new_man85@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 7:42 PM

Subject: Re: Banana Juice for gallstone removal

OK, the inexpensive readily available flush remedy that has worked for

thousands is really a deception, but the secret formula is the real

thing (according to Bill Sardi). He even says that his website is the

ONLY source of legitimate information to flush the gall bladder on the

internet (quote below).

I haven't heard of his method or used it. I hope it works real well

for who ever tries it.

I have done nine flushes and started out getting 50 marble sized

stones, some flushes gave 250 and some 400 bb sized stones, and the

last few gave less than 50 bb sized stones. All done the same way,

with the same ingredients, and the same body. If they were only soap

stones, why would they reduce in size and number when the same amount

of ingredients were used? Where did the rest of the " soap " go when

the number and size of the stones dropped to almost nothing? How

would producing soap stones alone reduce and eliminate allergies, and

a large number of other health problems? I am a proponant of doing

much more than just flushes to improve health, but I don't want to

give up the benefits I'm getting from the flushes

A quote from the Bill Sardi site [link below]:

" Science exposes the mythical internet gall bladder flush remedies as

bogus. This website offers the only legitimate gall bladder solution

on the entire internet! "

The " science " that " exposes the mythical internet gall bladder flush "

is the same science that would " expose " his natural remedy also. All

natural remedies are disparaged by the conventional scientific world,

including banana juice dissolving of gall stones It's funny Bill

wants to point to science to support his view in one case (to

discredit flushes), and conveniently ignore science and expect us to

do the same when he's presenting his " secret " formula.

Just a few thoughts that came to mind...

I hope everyone is having a good week, and thinking beyond what any

ONE source of information is telling us: whether it's conventional or

alternative.

Vince

>

> According the the research of bill sardi,

(www.knowledgeofhealth.com), stones removed after lemon-olive liver

flush, are 'soap stones " . it is the result of the chemical reaction in

the digestive system with the olive oil, lemon and epsom salts.

>

> Bill Sardi has a secret formula with banana juice to expell

gallstones.

>

> Has anyone heard of it or used it?

[Guest guest]

Couldn't agree more - Bill Sardi is full of !!!!

Dave Shelden <wholehealthawareness@...> wrote:

Right on, Vince. -D

----- Original Message -----

From: VR<mailto:new_man85@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 7:42 PM

Subject: Re: Banana Juice for gallstone removal

OK, the inexpensive readily available flush remedy that has worked for

thousands is really a deception, but the secret formula is the real

thing (according to Bill Sardi). He even says that his website is the

ONLY source of legitimate information to flush the gall bladder on the

internet (quote below).

I haven't heard of his method or used it. I hope it works real well

for who ever tries it.

I have done nine flushes and started out getting 50 marble sized

stones, some flushes gave 250 and some 400 bb sized stones, and the

last few gave less than 50 bb sized stones. All done the same way,

with the same ingredients, and the same body. If they were only soap

stones, why would they reduce in size and number when the same amount

of ingredients were used? Where did the rest of the " soap " go when

the number and size of the stones dropped to almost nothing? How

would producing soap stones alone reduce and eliminate allergies, and

a large number of other health problems? I am a proponant of doing

much more than just flushes to improve health, but I don't want to

give up the benefits I'm getting from the flushes

A quote from the Bill Sardi site [link below]:

" Science exposes the mythical internet gall bladder flush remedies as

bogus. This website offers the only legitimate gall bladder solution

on the entire internet! "

The " science " that " exposes the mythical internet gall bladder flush "

is the same science that would " expose " his natural remedy also. All

natural remedies are disparaged by the conventional scientific world,

including banana juice dissolving of gall stones It's funny Bill

wants to point to science to support his view in one case (to

discredit flushes), and conveniently ignore science and expect us to

do the same when he's presenting his " secret " formula.

Just a few thoughts that came to mind...

I hope everyone is having a good week, and thinking beyond what any

ONE source of information is telling us: whether it's conventional or

alternative.

Vince

>

> According the the research of bill sardi,

(www.knowledgeofhealth.com), stones removed after lemon-olive liver

flush, are 'soap stones " . it is the result of the chemical reaction in

the digestive system with the olive oil, lemon and epsom salts.

>

> Bill Sardi has a secret formula with banana juice to expell

gallstones.

>

> Has anyone heard of it or used it?